The red limb’d Angel … by William Blake (1794)

Hand-colored print: a chained seated figure raises his hands beside a green figure at a door, with handwritten verse above.

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This hand-colored relief print by William Blake, dated 1794, shows a bound, seated figure with raised hands beside a green-toned figure at an open door, with a key hanging nearby. Above the image, a block of handwritten verse describes the Angel's failed attempt to sound the trump of the last doom and the blast of a mighty spirit. The composition combines dense hatched linework with watercolor washes in pink, blue, and green.

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1794

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Religion